This vintage Alfred Meakin Staffordshire England serving bowl features the “Fair Winds” pattern, showcasing original copper engravings that depict historical nautical scenes of Chinese export to America via the Port of New York, circa 1850s. The rich brown transferware design includes tall sailing ships, harbor views, and decorative cartouches, with a scalloped inner border and detailed side scenes — a traditional and classic addition to any home.
Dimensions: 10.5” diameter x 3.5” high
Pattern: “Fair Winds” – Manhattan and New York Port, 1850s
Maker: Alfred Meakin Staffordshire, England
Material: Ceramic / earthenware
Color: Brown transferware on cream
Style: Traditional, classic, nautical, historical
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or crazing noted
Markings: Stamped on base with maker’s mark and description
Perfect for collectors of traditional nautical decor, classic transferware pottery, or historic maritime-themed ceramics — beautiful as a display piece or functional serving bowl.
This vintage Alfred Meakin Staffordshire England serving bowl features the “Fair Winds” pattern, showcasing original copper engravings that depict historical nautical scenes of Chinese export to America via the Port of New York, circa 1850s. The rich brown transferware design includes tall sailing ships, harbor views, and decorative cartouches, with a scalloped inner border and detailed side scenes — a traditional and classic addition to any home.
Dimensions: 10.5” diameter x 3.5” high
Pattern: “Fair Winds” – Manhattan and New York Port, 1850s
Maker: Alfred Meakin Staffordshire, England
Material: Ceramic / earthenware
Color: Brown transferware on cream
Style: Traditional, classic, nautical, historical
Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or crazing noted
Markings: Stamped on base with maker’s mark and description
Perfect for collectors of traditional nautical decor, classic transferware pottery, or historic maritime-themed ceramics — beautiful as a display piece or functional serving bowl.
